womenartists – Page 33 – Painting After Art is Dead

Maren Karlson

Maren Karlson uses Simone Weil’s concept of the void as a guiding principle for her exhibition “Cyphers” at Soft Opening.

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Lauren Dana Smith

Radical reorientation is an interview with Lauren that touches on leaving Brooklyn.

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Galina Kurlat

Galina Kurlat is a photographic artist living in Brooklyn, NY. She earned her BFA in Media Arts from Pratt Institute. She is a recent Hopper Prize finalist.

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Azadeh Gholizadeh is a Chicago-based artist and educator. Born in Tehran, she received her MA in architecture from Iran University of Science and Technology and her MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Like Galina she is also a Hopper Prize finalist.
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Susan Meyer

Susan Meyer creates immersive sculptural environments using a variety of materials.
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Mary Shah

Learned about Mary from her interview of Jamie. In addition to being a painter and writer she’s a Director at Alexandre.

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Megan Koeppel

Megan is a Janet and Walter Sondheim Art Prize Finalist —an exhibition is being held at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Suzanne Wright

Wright’s works in Gateways propose a contemporary “feminist alchemy,” forging alternative frames of reference and symbology with new perspectives that attempt to lead us to a re-vitalized kind of perception, equality, and empowerment.

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Leslie Smith III

New City Art reviews Leslie’s newest.

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Claudia de la Torre

Claudia de la Torre: Palimpsest at Miriam embodies the true character of this form through an interactive, site-specific installation that invites visitors to collectively produce the work over time. The work utilizes basic materials and prompts for engagement as the foundation for a performed drawing, print, and ultimately a publication.

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Jeanne Cohen

Jeane’s paintings suffuse immediacy and wild vitality, recording her process of integrating perceptions, imaginal experiences, and emotions into the picture plane. The high-energy compositions and swirling pictorial conglomerates move into and out of abstraction, at times densely filled, reading as a painterly continuum, and at others, as clusters of marks set in somewhat barren surroundings.

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Sabine Moritz

Marian Goodman Gallery recently presented a solo exhibition by Sabine featuring a suite of new large-scale paintings and works on paper.

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Margaux Ogden

is in Why I Make Art, a group exhibition derived from Brian Alfred‘s recent publication of the same name. Gathered from the archives of Sound & Vision, the book presents interviews with artists conducted between 2016 and 2020. Both the publication and the exhibition explore the practices and life stories of artists across multiple mediums.

The show also includes work by Trudy, Jason and others.

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